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bubbleboy
03-14-2009, 12:47 PM
YouTube - Ron Paul Debates Stephen Baldwin About Marijuana Legalization On Larry King Live (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIoUPvvcauQ)

enjoy. :)
escham
03-14-2009, 04:18 PM
I shoulda known there would be no intellectual debate. Stephen Baldwin? LOL

I am surprised Paul would even agree to this interview/debate. There is really no credibility there.
killerweed420
03-14-2009, 06:16 PM
Here is a good example why I like Ron. Very articulate and right to the point. Its not up to the federal government to be making any of these laws.
JaySin
03-14-2009, 10:37 PM
It's amazing that there are people that think like that Baldwin fool. Actually I think there is a word for them, Sheeple?
boaz
03-15-2009, 12:35 PM
enjoy. :)

thank you, i did. :jointsmile: while i also found it odd that Congressman Paul would agree to debate a Baldwin :stoned: i gotta hand to that lady for actually letting the Congressman finish a thought. so unlike that foxed up news network that seems to be afraid to hear what he has to say. :wtf:

In summary, :D Ultimately, it is the role of the individual, with help from their family, friends and churches if they choose, to regulate responsible behavior. It is the role of the State legislatures to forge responsible drug laws for the people of that State. This has been the case in the United States of America since before we were founded, after we took our independence and up until 1937.

After 1937, we started a radical shift toward a centralized federal gov't that would attempt to control every aspect of our personal lives (okay, Dr. Paul didn't say that, I'm just adding stuff :jointsmile:). This is what some refer to as the "Nanny State".

Anyone who trusts themselves should, by nature, be against a centralized nanny state.

starve the beast, is all i'm saying. :jointsmile:
killerweed420
03-15-2009, 06:14 PM
"After 1937, we started a radical shift toward a centralized federal gov't that would attempt to control every aspect of our personal lives (okay, Dr. Paul didn't say that, I'm just adding stuff ). This is what some refer to as the "Nanny State".
But that is what Ron believes. That the federal government of the US is operating outside of the boundaries of the constitution. And he is right.
The Colonel
03-18-2009, 12:26 AM
It's amazing that there are people that think like that Baldwin fool. Actually I think there is a word for them, Sheeple?

It doesnt amaze me the slightest bit that there are people who think like Baldwin. What amazes me is that we have a politician who will go on television and say what Paul was saying.